The “In Isolation” exhibition has now ended.
Easterly Artists on Radio Suffolk
Please make a date (and tell your friends) to listen out for the Radio Suffolk interviews featuring six Easterly Artists members for the duration of the “In Isolation” exhibition. at 7.45pm every Tuesday and Wednesday evening.
To hear a recording of the interview(s), visit each artist’s individual page.
| Tue | 12-May | Hugh Davies |
| Wed | 13-May | Marilyn Jackson |
| Tue | 19-May | Bill Haward |
| Wed | 20-May | Mark Burrell |
| Tue | 26-May | Malcolm Cudmore |
| Wed | 27-May | Rosalind Bieber |
The Shed : the creation of an imaginary exhibition space
The virtual exhibition environment space for the “In Isolation” exhibition was conceived and designed by Hugh Davies of paper-works*. Read more to find out more about how it was done
Coming Soon “In Isolation” an online exhibition.
“In Isolation”
An online art exhibition opening 6.30 pm on Friday 8th May and closing at 6.30pm on Sunday 31st May
“In Isolation”. The exhibition features some of the most creative artistic talents in Lowestoft and the surrounding area. Over a dozen artists are presenting their work, all based on their own interpretation of what it means to live through, deal with and continue to create in a period of prolonged physical and social isolation.
A key feature of the exhibition is that all the artists are donating their work for nothing. As a result, all the pieces will be available for the public to download completely free of charge. For simplicity, they will all be in A4 format, making it easy for visitors to download and print them on a home computer and printer.
Covid 19
Due to the Covid 19 Coronovirus Pandemic monthly meetings of Easterly have been replaced with online video conferencing.
Planned exhibitions including participation in First Light Festival and WBA Potton Hall have been cancelled. Online activities are being considered.
People Power: Heritage Open Days Exhibition
People Power
For 4 weeks only, Lowestoft’s old Poundstretcher building transforms into an exciting pop-up contemporary art gallery, with a fantastic exhibition of paintings, drawings, prints, collagraphs, ceramics, wall hangings in wood, sculpture and other creative works presented by local artists group, Easterly Artists.
Anjelique Fraser-Mackenzie, Bill Haward, Darren Breeze, Harvet Bradley, Patricia Davidson, Hilary Barry, Hugh Davies, Joam Murray, Lorry Cudmore, Malcolm Cudmore, Marilyn Jackson, Neil Whitehead, Mark Burrell, Ni Gooding, Claire-Louise Dowson.
Easterly Open Studio Trail
After the successful inaugural Easterly open studios event last year members of Easterly will be again opening their studios in June this year as part of the Easterly artists trail. This year the trail has grown to feature twelve local artists.
This event coincides with Suffolk Open Studios of which a number of the Easterly artists are also members.
Check out our Open Studios pages for full details of opening dates and times and participating artists.
Great Yarmouth: Ex Marks the Spot
6th to 27th April 2019
originalprojects; are hosting two free exhibition at their new venue Ex Marks the Spot. There is a choice of Brilliant Folk Art, an exhibition of Jaodong Window Paper-Cutting and Two Points East & The Art of the Book Cover, covering Judith Ellis’ illustrated book that presents a view of maritime Norfolk.
Ex Marks the Spot is located at 3-7 King Street, Great Yarmouth (the old Marks and Spencer site), and is open noon to 6pm Thurs, Fri and Sat.
Unit 22, The Britten Centre
Easterly have negotiated a short term lease on a unit in the Britten Centre, to bring a 6 week group exhibition to Lowestoft town centre adjacent the Library.
Participating Easterly artists include: Angelique Frazer Mackenzie, Darren Breeze, Fiona Shreve, Hilary Barry, Hugh Davies, Lisa Hurcum, Mark Burrell,
Miriam King, Neil Whitehead, Ni Gooding, Nina Roffey, and Peter Rodulfo.
A “story” and “brand” for Lowestoft : meeting at the Orbis Centre
An invitation from Waveney District Council
Thu, 14 February 2019 08:00 – 09:30 GMT at the Orbis Centre
Lowestoft and the surrounding area has many great assets, beautiful sandy beaches, gateway to the Broads National Park, a growing off shore energy sector and the first place to see the sunrise in the UK, but there is also a sense that we could do more with them and a desire to fully realise the area’s undoubted potential. Waveney District Council have enlisted the expertise of thinkingplace, the UK’s leading place branding agency to develop a Place ‘Story’ and ‘Brand’ for Lowestoft.
A story would benefit Lowestoft to talk about aspiration, pride and retaining talent and be positive about the place. The story will shape our approach to tourism, culture, where we invest in our town centre, what kind of infrastructure we need and what kind of businesses we should encourage to relocate here. It will be the building block to Lowestoft’s future, but to have the greatest impact it needs to be shaped and owned by as many people as possible. This is where you can get involved: thinkingplace will be running a workshop in Lowestoft where community and business representatives can hear more about the work being undertaken and feed their views in.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/get-involved-in-shaping-lowestofts-future-tickets-55065603703